Leo Friedman (1869-1927)
Last updated: 01.03.21
According to the Internet source given below, Leo Friedman was an American songwriter born in Elgin, Illinois. His greatest successes include Coon! Coon! Coon! (1901) and the two 1910 hits, Let Me Call You Sweetheart and Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland, both in collaboration with Beth Slater Whitson. Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland was also performed by Judy Garland her film The Good Old Summertime. (1949). He died in Chicago.
Leo Friedman (1869-1927) has at least 5 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
 Beyond the Gates Sacred BalladBy: Leo Friedman. Words by: R.A. Browne.
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 Nymphs at PlayBy: Leo Friedman.
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 Rosita MiaBy: Leo Friedman.
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 SonomaBy: Leo Friedman.
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Star of Hope Waltz By: Leo Friedman.
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Various Artists | Shine on Harvest Moon |      |
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Paragon Ragtime Orchestra | Knockout Drops | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s)   |
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Paragon Ragtime Orchestra | Minding the Score: The Music of Harry L. Alford | CD(s) & MP3 Album(s) |
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Joe ''Fingers'' Carr | Honky Tonk Hits of Joe "Fingers" Carr | |
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Bill Edwards | Music for Muskoka |
This list is arranged by title and contains 1 lyric written by Leo Friedman. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Let Me Call You Sweetheart | Beth Slater Whitson (words) Maude Galbraith (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 69 works by Leo Friedman (1869-1927).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Sapho Waltzes | 1890 |  |
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| Coontown Jubilee | 1898 | |
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| Every American Is a Volunteer | 1898 | Lou Loubrie (words) | |
| Merry Golfers, The | 1899 | |
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| Beyond the Gates | 1900 | R.A. Browne (words) |  |
| Handy Andy | 1900 | |
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| If I Have You | 1900 | ||
| Baby Mine | 1901 | Raymond A. Browne (words) Marie George (sung by) |
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| Boys Are Marching Home | 1901 | Jeffrey T. Branen (words) | |
| Coon! Coon! Coon! - Song | 1901 | Gene Jefferson (words) Lew Dockstader (sung by) Clayton and Deshon (sung by) |
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| Coon, Coon, Coon! | 1901 | Gene Jefferson (words) | |
| ⇑ I Think It Must Be Love | 1901 | Raymond A. Browne (words) Frank Lalor (sung by) |
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| Sun Dance, The | 1901 | |
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| Star of Hope | 1902 | |
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| If I Should | 1903 | Bartley C. Costello (words) Sallie Randall (sung by) |
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| Wigwam Dance | 1903 | |
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| Dream on Sue | 1904 | Geo. Lieb Jr. (words) | |
| Call Me Back | 1905 | Aaron Hoffman (words) Lillian Held (sung by) |
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| What Would You Do? | 1905 | Geo. Lieb Jr. (words) | |
| In the Shadow of the Carolina Hills | 1907 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) | |
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| In the Sunshine and the Shadow I'll be True | 1907 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) | |
| Sand Dance | 1907 | Leo Friedman (words) | |
| Sonoma | 1907 | |
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| All Hands Around | 1908 | Edgar Selden (words) George B. Alexander (sung by) |
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| Are There Thorns in the Roses You Wear? | 1908 | Beth-Slater Whitson (words) Thomas J. Quigley (words) |
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| Howdy Hiram | 1908 | |
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| Love's First Whisper | 1908 | |
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| My Arab Lady | 1908 | Charles J. Burkhardt (words) | |
| On a Porch on a Summer's Night | 1908 | Charles A. Burkhardt (words) | |
| Ring Me Up Heaven | 1908 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) | |
| Blue Beads | 1909 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) | |
| ⇑ In Dear Old Mexico | 1909 | Charles J. Burkhardt (words) | |
| My! But I'm Longing For Love | 1909 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) | |
| Pretty Little Duckling | 1909 | Charles J. Burkhardt (words) | |
| Let Me Call You Sweetheart | 1910 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) Maude Galbraith (sung by) |
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| Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland | 1910 | Beth Slater Whitson (words) Wayne King (sung by) Reine Davies (sung by) |
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| Years, Years Ago | 1911 | Herman Kahn (words) Monte Howard (sung by) |
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| I've Been Feeding the Chickens | 1912 | Lee Marvin (words) | |
| Wedding Blossoms Waltzes | 1912 | |
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| When I Dream of Old Erin | 1912 | Marvin Lee (words) | |
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| In the Valley of Broken Hearts | 1913 | Ed. Rose (words) | |
| In the Palace of Dreams | 1914 | Frank Tyler Daniels (words) Reine Davies (sung by) |
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| On the Dixie Highway | 1914 | |
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| Rose of My Heart | 1914 | Milton Weil (co-author) | |
| Sweetheart of Mine! | 1914 | Frank Tyler Daniels (words)
Arr. by Jean Walz |
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| I Will Always Love You | 1915 | Herman Kahn (words) | |
| I'm Waiting For Your Return | 1915 | Frank Tyler Daniels (co-author) | |
| Magical Ocean of Love | 1915 | Frank Tyler Daniels (words) | |
| Return With the Springtime | 1915 | |
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| Trombonola | 1915 |  |
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| I'm Going to Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier | 1916 | J. Will Callahan (words) | |
| ⇑ Where the Roses Sway | 1916 | Herman Kahn (words) | |
| Somewhere a Heart Is Breaking and Calling Me Back to You | 1917 | Milton Weil (words) | |
| When You Came in Dreams Last Night | 1917 | J. Will Callahan (words) Geo. F. Healey (sung by) |
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| Fortune Teller, The | 1918 | Grace P. Meeker (words) | |
| Please Bring Back My Daddy to Me | 1918 | F. E. Hathaway (words) | |
| Dear Old Fashioned Mother | 1920 | Maude Ellingham (words) | |
| Southern Blues | 1920 | |
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| How Can You Keep Away From Old Broadway? | 1920. | Sara Howlett (words) Fannie Ward (sung by) |
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| Good-Bye to England's Lassies | 1922 | Milton Hawkins (words) | |
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